Richard Yong arrested in HK
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Those that were sued and lost ... they are another class of victims ... proved that Singapore law is for the rich .. truth or not is material .. got money to sue is the thing ...Originally posted by Ristar:aye. which brings us to another point.
just because somebody sues another person doesnt mean he is right. it all depends on who is sued, and who has more money.
i wonder wat happened to those poor blokes who he sued the previous time.
justice is fair. but is fairer to some than others.
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exactly. in the light of recent events, they dun wanna probe into this and make that durai con man pay back.
makes u wonder how far this goes.
nvm. later police catch me. -
you mean we can be hail to court for saying what is truth ? With all this happening, hmmm... think it can leh ... better be careful what I say from now on . . .Originally posted by Ristar:exactly. in the light of recent events, they dun wanna probe into this and make that durai con man pay back.
makes u wonder how far this goes.
nvm. later police catch me.
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all is fair in before the law.
but some are more fair than the others.
In August 1997 and December 1998, NKF volunteer Archie Ong and aero-modelling instructor Piragasam Singaravelu respectively were hauled to court separately for defamation when both said that T.T. Durai had been flying first class. The former mentioned in April 1997 that the NKF "squandered monies" in a casual conversation with former chairman of NKF's finance committee Alwyn Lim,[1] while the latter has claimed that he had personally seen Mr Durai in Singapore Airlines' first-class cabin. Both paid an undisclosed amount of damages to the NKF, and apologised. [2] News of the suit affected Ong's cancer-suffering father, who eventually died in hospital. Shortly after the 2005 scandal broke, Ong mentioned to the press that he felt "fully vindicated now. I had more than a hundred calls today to wish me well."
In 1999, NKF tracked down and again took legal action against Tan Kiat Noi, who allegedly circulated an e-mail from her company e-mail on 5 April, claiming that "the NKF did not help the poor and needy, paid its staff unrealistically high bonuses"[4] and discouraged members of the public from donating. She later published a public apology on local broadsheets The Straits Times and Lianhe Zaobao, and paid a total of S$50,000 in damages.[5] 48 additional workers who forwarded the same e-mail were also sued by the organisation, but the suit was later dropped in consideration that they would face possible financial hardships.[6] Days since the 2007 civil suit began, there have been calls by the public to redress the grievances of the three abovementioned whistle-blowers.[7]
In 2001, the National Council of Social Services refused to renew the NKF's "Institution of Public Character" status (which allows it to collect tax-free donations), citing that subsidy figures had been inflated, staff costs had increased by 30% and a "disproportionate" amount of money was spent on fundraising.[8] However, the Health Ministry intervened and reinstated the NKF's IPC status for a full three years.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Kidney_Foundation_Singapore_scandal
that durai should APOLOGISE on the newspaper to them, pay back watever money he got from them, plus interest. -
Ya... I remembered these victims.. at that time, I was supporting NKF and had scolded one of my staff for helping to circulate the email..Originally posted by Ristar:all is fair in before the law.
but some are more fair than the others.
In August 1997 and December 1998, NKF volunteer Archie Ong and aero-modelling instructor Piragasam Singaravelu respectively were hauled to court separately for defamation when both said that T.T. Durai had been flying first class. The former mentioned in April 1997 that the NKF "squandered monies" in a casual conversation with former chairman of NKF's finance committee Alwyn Lim,[1] while the latter has claimed that he had personally seen Mr Durai in Singapore Airlines' first-class cabin. Both paid an undisclosed amount of damages to the NKF, and apologised. [2] News of the suit affected Ong's cancer-suffering father, who eventually died in hospital. Shortly after the 2005 scandal broke, Ong mentioned to the press that he felt "fully vindicated now. I had more than a hundred calls today to wish me well."
In 1999, NKF tracked down and again took legal action against Tan Kiat Noi, who allegedly circulated an e-mail from her company e-mail on 5 April, claiming that "the NKF did not help the poor and needy, paid its staff unrealistically high bonuses"[4] and discouraged members of the public from donating. She later published a public apology on local broadsheets The Straits Times and Lianhe Zaobao, and paid a total of S$50,000 in damages.[5] 48 additional workers who forwarded the same e-mail were also sued by the organisation, but the suit was later dropped in consideration that they would face possible financial hardships.[6] Days since the 2007 civil suit began, there have been calls by the public to redress the grievances of the three abovementioned whistle-blowers.[7]
In 2001, the National Council of Social Services refused to renew the NKF's "Institution of Public Character" status (which allows it to collect tax-free donations), citing that subsidy figures had been inflated, staff costs had increased by 30% and a "disproportionate" amount of money was spent on fundraising.[8] However, the Health Ministry intervened and reinstated the NKF's IPC status for a full three years.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Kidney_Foundation_Singapore_scandal
that durai should APOLOGISE on the newspaper to them.
I was very wrong about my trust in NKF!! .. I really regretted my action .. -
Read the papers that we should not be too harsh on rich yong, I mean although he cheated all the donors of nkf, sold his assets, left the country, ran from the law, but with him, nkf still open a substantial number of dialysis branches( maybe without him even more?)
The papers have already sugar and candy coated his returning to singapore, say probably we should prepare some confetti and welcome him back....... -
he opened numerous number of nkf dialysis branches? that's why he was given a lenient punishment.Originally posted by carrotsoup:Read the papers that we should not be too harsh on rich yong, I mean although he cheated all the donors of nkf, sold his assets, left the country, ran from the law, but with him, nkf still open a substantial number of dialysis branches( maybe without him even more?)
The papers have already sugar and candy coated his returning to singapore, say probably we should prepare some confetti and welcome him back....... -
maybe Taiwan....what i have last known is that Taiwan do not have extradition treaty with sg...Originally posted by mancha:He is spotted right away.
He should have gone to India.
No one would look for him there. -
why he no camera shy ar?he nv hide from e cam sia...
